Most GLO's have a built-in system of dealing with delinquent dues. If you can PROVE that they do in fact owe this money (and you'll need to refer to your organizations governing paperwork to see what all the criteria are for this) then you can often threaten them with suspension (if they're active) or loss of their alumni status and membership to your GLO if they're alums.
Also, they LEGALLY owe you that money and probably at some point signed some sort of document to the effect that they do. You can always turn them over to a collection agency if they refuse to pay.
To be realistic, if these problems go too far back, it's not worth the trouble. Just write them off and move on. To stay current however, I suggest you look into Omega Financial Services, Inc. at
www.omegafi.com. They make your collections VERY managable so that as financial advisor you can focus on what you should be doing, planning, etc.
Good luck!
LHT
Kevin
MT #5
University of Central Oklahoma
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